TIIKOHKOLK NKWSt FKIDAY. NOVKMHKK 1 , 11)01 ) II
OPTICIAN
OCULIST
r Ophthalmologist
OPTICIAN One who Manufact
ures or Deals in Optical Goods.
OCULIST A Physician who Pretends -
tends to Cure Eye Diseases ( ? ) .
OPHTHALMOLOGIST - One
who Understands the L > e , thur De
fects and their Relation to Human Ills.
C. FW. . PUQUARDT ,
Ophthalmologist ,
Eyes Examined. Clashes Fitted.
NORFOLK - - NEBRASKA.
Good lot nt Junction $ 70.00
House and i6 aero , ! id St 850 00
House and largo barn 1000.00
House , bam , aero , 4th St. . . 1200.00
House at Junction 700.00
Loans on Real Estate Low Kates.
T. E. ODIORNE.
We have just received
a cur of about the
FINEST
POTATOES
You Ever Saw.
I Better order a bushel
and try 'em.
'Phone 59"
The season Is fast
approaching when
you will have to do
a "Little Patching , "
as well as new build
ing. It will be poli
cy for you to see us
before buying any
building material
We carry a very
large and complete
stock.
CHICAGO LUMBER CO.
*
The Weather.
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. to
day :
Maximum temperature 01
Minimum temperature .12
Average -18
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for mouth 2.48
Barometer 2n-U (
Forecast for Nebraska : Fair to
night and Saturday. Warmer west
portion tonight and Saturday.
FRIDAY FACTS.
John Chesnutwood is somewhat better
since yesterday and his family and
friends now entertain slight hopes of his
recovery.
The electric light company com
menced its morning service this morn
ing and its early-rising patrons were
treated to a "light on the subject" that ,
was highly appreciated.
Rev. Franklin Baker will give his
first lecture , of the course of twelve to
be given during the coming winter , on
next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Subject , "New York to Paris via Lon
don. "
Some of the young people who were
out on a lark last night gained an en '
trance to the Congregational church and
gave the bell n few turns. When
the occasion was remembered the reason [
for the unusual sound was not at all
puzzling to the people who heard it.
Peter Fitch and family have packed
up their household goods , and departed
yesterday for Merriarn , In the western
part of the state , where they will move
onto a ranch and expect to make their
future home. Mr. Fitch and family
tvre old residents of this neighborhood
and have a lurgo number of friends who
are sorry to liavo them leave . They
lived on a farm about four mill's west of
Norfolk.
Mrs. Wlt'kos , n paroled Inmate of the
Norfolk hospital for the Insane who Was
released at the tluio of the tire and has
since been utaying at her homo on
South Fourth street , became very violent
lent last night and beat her llttlo BOH ,
aged about 7 or 8 years , almost to death.
She had been under the euro of a nurse
since her release but last night she over
came all restraint and , besides boating
the boy , drove the family out and locked
herself in. The assistance of Chief of
Police Ktiuo was secured , it being feared
that the unfortunate woman might killer
or seriously injure herself. The olllcor
was compelled to break a door in to so-
euro an entrance. Ho found MrF.Wickos
Inside uninjured and experienced llttlo
dilllculty iu getting lur to accompany
him and the nurse , Mrs. Sonuonsoholn ,
to the.hospitnl , whorosho wasglvonInto |
the custody of Superintendent Teal.
Mrs. Isaao Powers , Mrs. Olms. EGret
Grot n ami Mrs. Robert Utter outer-
tained a company of about sovonty-flvo
lady friends today at 1 o'clock luncheon
the homo of Mrs. Powers nnd Mrs. Orion
bolng thrown open for the occasion.
The rooms and tables were resplendent
with decoratioiiK of yellow and white
chrisantheniuniH , the delicate green of
snnlax mingling with the gold and
white of the flowers. While the guests
weio assembling the Italian orchestra
discoursed sweet musio from an upstairs
room , the strains penetrating to all portions
tions of the house. At the hour foi
luncheon the guests were seated at small
tables and were served with a dainty
Innoh in four courses. A musical pro
gram of about an hour's duiation bj
the orchestra followed and contributed
much to the pleasure of the occasion.
Misses Joshio Bridge , Mattie Davenport
and Fannie Davenport assisted the best-
eHses m serving and Miss Gladys Cole at
tended the door. The out of town
guests were : Mrs. Frank Scott of Stanton -
ton ; Mrs. D. S. Nicholson and Mrs.
Willis McBride of Madison , and Mrs. J.
A. Mallory of Neligh.
Giil wanted at onco.
Mus. YoUNumi.
Heicsauer kraut at Ctlisfcinan'H.
East Lynnothe queen of all emotional
dramas , will bo seen at the Auditorium ,
tcmghtsithMiss Comtney Morgan in
the leading rolo.
PERSONAL.
S. G. Dean mndo a business trip tn
Mudison today.
F. J. Halo of Battle Creek was a city
visitor last night.
Bert Eberlmit departed today for
O.iks , North Dakota.
Rov. J. P Mueller went to So ward
yesterday on business.
Benjamin Lindsay was a city visitor
yesterday from Pierce.
L. Mai tin of Humphrey attended the
Elks party last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Bishop of Pierce
attended the Elks ball last night.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Corbett of Madi
son were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
Will Carrabine Is here from Kansas
City , Mo. , renewing old acquaintances.
The Mistes O'Neill of Buttle Creek
were here to attend the ball last oven-
ing.
Drs. Salter and Bear were summoned
to Winsido today on professional busi
ness.
ness.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Brooks of Ba-
zile Mills attended the Elks party last
night.
Editor J. B Donovan of the Madison
Star is here looking after the democratic
fences.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis McBride cnme
over from Madison last night to attend
the Elks party.
Mrs. E. K. MoNnir of Chicago is vis
iting her sister , Mrs E. H. Tracy and
her brother , M. H. Collamer.
Mrs. S. E. Hull , mother of Mrs. E E
Adams , returned yesterday from Cor
dova , 111. , where she has been spending
the summer.
The family of J. B. Elseffer , the new
agent at the union depot , arrived from
Wakefield last night nnd they will go to
housekeeping as soon as they can find a
suitable residence.
Fred Sidler departed at noon today
for Chicagowhere he will accept a posi
tion in the shops of the Plnno Manufac
turing company for the winter. His
family will remain here.
Theodore Becker and bride arrived in
the city last night , from Chicago and are
guests at the home of Mr. Becker's
sister , Mrs. Morris Mayer. They are
enroute to Albion where they will make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grossman and
Miss Annie Cressman of Reading , Pa. ,
are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs ,
J. K. Boas. Mr. and Mrs. Crossmun
will return next week , but Miss Cress-
man will spend the winter he'o. Mr.
and Miss Cressman are brother and
sister of Mrs. Boas.
Sunshine flour 00 cents per sack.
Guaranteed to equal any flour sold in
the city for the same money.
Fresh celery at GliBsuian's.
WASTED Good girl for general house-
1 work. Mas. J. B. BAKNEB.
Norfolk Sprites Were Out in
Full Force ,
PLEASURE GENERALLY CIVIL.
Strange Noises and Doings Marked
the Eve of All Saints Day Several
Pleasant Parties Were Participated
In Ono Young Man Arrested.
The Hallowe'en sprites were all loose
in Norfolk last night and while most of
the fun was fun , pure and Mmplo , there-
was some deviltry committed that WIIH
not very amusing and very far from
smart. For the most part the boys and
girls were content to iniiko the citizens
aware of their presence with an abund
ance of noise and through sly tricks and
jokes that no ono could object to , and
the parties that paraded the streets with
tin horns , trumpets and other noisemaking -
making contrivances appeared to es
pecially enjoy the holiday and have a
true conception of its license.
It is probable that founders of the
holiday would not have recognized it
had they been permitted to witness its
modern observance but it was very satis
factory to the members of coining gen
erations who participated. Ono of the
popular amusements , apparently , was
the marking of thn windows of business
homes with soap and thnro wire but
few of the windows in the business part
of town in reach of the revellers that ot-
caped. Several telnphono posts were
adorned wi h ehaiis1 , gates , barrels ,
signs and other movable property whih
in some parts of the oily the practice ot
overturning sulowalks and outhouses
to the aiiiioyanco of property owners
and with little pleasure to those who
did it , was indulged in.
Ono party of inoirymnkorH was take-n -
to the homo of Mr and Mrs. .1. W
Boveo after school , where they were en
tertained until dusk , when they drove
into town and paraded the streits until
long after dark. The conveyances used
were lumber wagons and liny racks.
Another party was entertained by
Misses Opal and Yerna Coryelland aftei
an hour or two on the streets they returned
turned to the Coryell homo and won
served with refreshments.
A party was outurtained bj
Charles Gin cko at thn homo of his
parents nn West Norfolk nvenuo and
many other parties were hold at tin
various homes of the city.
An enjoyable Ilallowcu'en event , par
ticipated in by the older peoples , wiu
the party givdi by the Elks at then
rooms in the Maiquaidt block. It va >
the first ball of the season and a larg (
number of Norfolk people and out ol
town guests on joyed the occasion. Tr
the merry strains of the Italian orchos
trn the dauco was continued uufl quid
a Into hour. The club rooms of the
lodge were at the disposnl of those who
did not care to dance or tired of its
pleasures. Punch was served during
the evening.
MALICIOUS DEVILTRY.
One Young Man's Conception of Fun
Brings Him Trouble.
The most despicable tricks performed j
last night under thn guise of Halloween
spott was the daubing of green paint on
the houses of Dr. Bear and J. E. Simp
son , the tearing down of a portion ot
Dr. Bear's fence and the breaking of
John Freythaler'H wagon To remove
the maiks of this fun Dr. Bear and Mr
Simpson will have to repaint their
houses and Mr. Freythaler will bo put
to a considerable expense to have his
wagon repaired.
Dr. Bear and Mr. Freythaler at once
elecided to offer rewards for the arrest
and conviction of the person or persons
guilty of the outrage but before the
offer was published Fred Deering was
arrested as the author of the mischief.
He is n young man , old enough how
ever , to know better , and is now in jail
awaiting trial for the malicious destruc
tion of property. Dr. Bear has ex
pressed n determination to prosecute
him and if he does the punishment of
the young man may bo rather severe
and a lesson to others to use a consider
able degree of judgement in choosing
their Halloween "fun.1
Spare ribs and pork tenderloin at
Glisstnan's.
FOK SALE CHEAP An Encyclopedia
Britauuica in good condition.
J. F. HEITKULKY.
Two spans mules , wagons nnd harness
for sale. Easy terms , low price.
D. REES.
Sturgeon Is the piano man.
LADIES I make big wages at homo ,
and want all to have the same oppor
tunity. The work is very pleasant and
will easily pay $18 weekly. This is no
deception. I want no money and will
gladly send full particulars to all send-
ing stamp. MKS. H. A. WIOOINS ,
Beuton Harbor , Mich.
FOR SALE Well improved farm on
bottom land two miles from Norfolk ,
f 10.00 per acre. G. R. SEILEU.
A good homo for sale cheap ,
W. J. Gow & Bno.
Have You Seen It ?
Corset Fraucaise do Bon Tonthe most
perfect fitting corset in the worldrepre-
the highest degree of perfection In
Iho * ait of cornet nmmifueturo
Straight fiont , IIH well IIH thn eui\o
front required by certain llguicH.
Colors drab and whlto. Piico only
tiM ) . Mils. J. HKSKON ,
South Kith street ,
Omaha , N'ebr ,
Siiuilud HHI ! nt
The Industrial store of the hull. H of
Congregational church will open on Sat
urdays only , after the middle of the
month.
UATTLE CREEK
Horn , Saturday , to Mr. and Mr * . Fied
Mo/ur , n non.
Otto H MIHVH went cast Thursday on
a biiHine'HH trip.
Born , Tui'Hilay , to Mr. and Mrn. Win.
PraouniT , n son.
W. J. Stnvoly , IIIIH bcon sick with
neuralgia in the face for some time.
Howard Miller and L. 11. Baker
shipped a carload of liogH ouch Monday
Mr. and MrH. John Wnrt/cl ami baby
were visiting with frieiids in Norfolk
Friday.
The fusioi.ist executlvo committee
WIIH in Battle Creek Monday and held a
seciet session.
Fiank Bieimeiorand family of Til-
den \\i-iu visiting hi ID this week wttli
his brother-in-law , Cieoigo Kippler.
Attorney Hoed of Madison WIIH in Mat-
lie Cieik Wcdntnday to attend n ease in
.ludgo Neuweik's court.
A petition WIIH circulated hero tl-o lorn
part of tint wei > k to have the county
poor fin in count cted witli onr telephone
lino.
.1. T. Mink , who has1 been vimting
here about nix montlm with his HOIIH and
other rolntiviH , lolt Friday lor his home
in Ciruyson county , Vii.
Mrs. Walton , nHistcrof A. G Mayor ,
armed from Wythivillo , Va. , Saturday
night for an < \t nded visit She WIIH
accompanied by MiH.s Mary Swindell of
the same placo.
Josinh Diikiirsoii of North Mend died
at the homo of IUH brother-in-law ,
David Steibbert in Schoolciaft , last
Tuesday. The n maiiiH weio shipped to
Ninth Bond Wednesday.
It i.s understood that John A. Wright
IIIIH sold liis farm to Jim. Holly foi
f 1,700. Thn place is flvn milcH south
\\istofBiittleCriekin Highland pre
cinct. The Battle Citek Valley bank
iniido the ( leal.
San ford Ifnipe , who lived with his
son-in-law , IVtorJ1 Morrison , died Mid
denly Tuesday \\hilo winking in the
con field on the Redmond place foui
miles north ot here , of heait disiase
'Ho NUIH buiied in the Unio i cemetoij
Wednesday forenoon.
Tom Morrin has placed some very fim
lights in his dimr store , where the cen
tral toli'iihono olllco is kept. The eit\
a'so has put in KOHIO great big gim lamps
and Battle Ciei'k , with all these nn
provements and with the telephone
posts and wires , looks like a side show
of Chicago.
Next Sunday reformation fcervico wil
bo held at the Lutheran church. Rev
J. Hofman announced last Sunday tha
a collection Mill bo taken for the Luth
oran congregation at Wilcox , Nob.
who lost tho'r ' church building , 01
which there was an unpaid debt of $100
in a Htorm some time ago
Farm and oity loans.
THE DURLANn TRUST Co
Oysters in bulk nnd can nt Glissmnn's
FOR SALE Well improved rnncl
with 80 head graded cattle two mile
from Buffalo Gap , S. 13.
13.G.
G. R. SEILER.
Prices for family washing very reason
able at the Norfolk steam laundry.
Mrs. F. H. Cornell , teacher of th
Prof. Morton tailor system , betwee
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets , Taylo ;
avenue.
WANTED : To know of parties ii
town who would like to have either
young gentleman or n y/mng lady t
work for bonr l and go to school.
BROWN'S BUKINK&S COLLEOE.
Juvenile Dancing Class.
Meets every Saturday afternoon n
2 : UO in Mnrqnardt hall.
Bargains in a few high grade bos
burners second hand.
G. E. MOORE.
Send your family washing to the Nor
folk Steam laundry. They guarantee to
please you.
FOR SALE Ranch ono nnd n half
miles from Tilford , S. D. 1,500 acres
deeded land , 3,000 leased land , plenty
living water ; all fenced ; well Improved ;
Price $20,000. Would take Koine Nor
folk property and farms to suit.
G. R. SEILER.
East Lynne will bo soon nt the Audi
torium tonight , with Miss Courtney
Morgan in the lending role of Lady Isa
bel , and if the press is any criterion to
go by the nmnsement lovers of Norfolk ,
will have an opportunity to witness one
of the finest productions of East Lynne
ever seen in the city.
"Go Way Back and Sit Down" at
Sturgeon's Munio store.
We make loons on real estate at
lowest rates. Elkhorn Building and
Savings association. T. E. ODIOBNK 8co.
, I
We still sell j ;
'cm. and they '
( jive satisfac- ;
lion.
G , E ,
If nn individual or a firm is chosen by the ; :
! People to represent them ( "the people" ) in ; ;
any capacity , we think he , as an individual , : :
or "the firm , " should use all of the intelli- : :
( jcncc , energy and will power with which ; ;
God and nature has endowed him , in order : :
to justify himself or "the Firm" before the ; ;
Pcolc. | The resources at our command at r
! ! this time enable us to state to you , without |
t fear of cxagcration , tnal we arc fully equip-
t pcd and can satisfy your needs in our line. I
| INSKEEP'S ' MILLINERY. !
60 TO MISS E. J.
For Your MILLINERY.
Tlioiv yon will find the Clicnpi'sl , Bcsl , iind most ,
' | ) - - | ) ; ! ( Millinery in the city. Our Children's iind
iMi.-sos' Hals al 49c nnd 98c cimml ; , li < equaled. Wo
liiivo a full hue of Camel's Hair Tarn * .
SHORT HORN SALE.
Woll-Brcil Iowa Cattle Di ing Good
Prices.
Siitheiland , In. . Octo'.er ! 10 Special
to 'J Hi : NrwsI' . D Ftillnr'H public
H.ilu of shoi'lliDinH ( lM-d ( llii.H afternoon
with a total ( if ijUI.WK ) or nn avniago of
$ : IUil. ( Thiily-two cows sold for ifll-
110,1111 average of if , ' ! 17.18. Six bulls' '
Hold for f70 ? , an average of i.l'JH lilt.
( Jol. Carey M. Jnnc-H , the auctioneer ,
opened I ho snlo with a shoit but appro-
prialo talk in which ln > eeinp'imnnted '
tlie breedoiH for tluir advanced ideas
concerning the conditions of the eattlo
demicd by breeder * The superlatively
fat condition desired a few yen ago is
nearly over and most ol the breeders are
lemming to appreciate quality without
the fat.
An average of about the mime amount
is expected on Mr. Weiss' cattle to bo
sold tomorrow. This \\ill close the
three days' Halo here and northwebtern
Iowa still lioldK the banner as showing
the greatest market for pure bred shorthorns -
horns It IK safe to hay that when the
three-dnyh' sale IH concluded that a total
valna ion of iKiO.OOO woith of cattle will
have changed hands and that ninety
per cent of the amount will remain in
tliis iiiirf. nf Mm ktutn.
Auetiouer JOIIGH was assisted by Al.
I' . Miuioii and Ralph \V. Barclay , both
of whom did good woik on the block
and in the riig. Geo. 13. Ward of Ha-
warden who was nimble to reach yes
terday's bale' was present at today's
sale.
sale.Tho
The three high sales were as follows :
Imperial Jenny Liud 19th , May , 1SH7 ,
bred in Scotland by Will Connon Sire
Golden Cup , 70524 ; dam Joniiio Lind
18th by Colliugwood , 5707-1 ; B. R
Stnnglund , Marathon , la. , $1285.
Lavender Blossom of Beaver Creek ,
August , 1809. Sire Duke of Oakland
2nd , dam Lavender Blossom of Bluff-
view ; 0. 0. Bigler & Soii.Hartwick , la
fll20.
Bertie Second , heifer calf at side ,
November , 1890 , bred by Dryden ; Sire
Karl of March , dam Bertie ; C. R. Steel
Trenton , Iowa , $780
Dr. R. A. Mittlestadt , dentist , Bishop
block. Telephone 147 A.
Bon Ton flour.the best patent , sells for
fl.OO per sack.
Oysters in bulk and can at Gllssmau's.
LoT , STRAYED on STOLES One steer
branded "bar circle" on left side. In
formation for recovery of same will bo
rewarded by us at the sugar factory.
PlIILllIUCK & GREENWOOD.
Miss Courtenny Morgan , faupportedby
a strong company , will be seen at the
Auditorium on Friday , November Ist.in
the well- known and always favorite
playEast Lyune , dramatized from MIT.
Henry Wood's uovel of the same name.
It in reported from onr neighboring
citit-s thai thi ! company is fur aliovu the
average and in MI H Morgan' * ) Isabel ,
Ihi' amusement , lovi'iH will have an op-
poiliinity ot H eing onu ol the most , fin-
ihht'd poitrayals ovnr given in thin oity.
The Hiippoiting company i.s Htrong and
Inn elosn attention givi n to Iho moHt
minute detailH serves to miiko the piece
an aitiHlio SIIOCUSH. Oflin you hco u
play that pleases the down slairp , but
fails utterly to catch the galloiy , or 0110
just the rovurso , but with East Lynne it
can bo truthfully tmid it makes a hit
, with the entire house from the boxes to
the gallery.
Fiesh llsh at Glib.sman'H.
Full SAI.IC Several good farms near
Norfolk on easy ti rins , also a largo list
of city property. ( i. H. SEILER.
Tim only direct route bi-tweon Call-
fornia and the east is the Union Pacific ,
"The Overland RontD. " This was the
first road to Hpnn tie ) continent with
bandsot ste'd. It made friends in those
early days it is making them now , on
account nf its superior service mid.
Hiip'iii ) eiiipment ( | and quick traiiiH.
I Far hill information call on or address
F. W. Juneman , Agent.
. , I. * III. t . IV. . Ih.jlHlll l.xriirHIOUH.
.Inly 1 to .September . ' 10 , special hum
mer rates to Utah.
Eviiiy day until October it I , Pan-
American exposition rates to Buffalo ,
N. Y.
Y.Will
Will bo glad to furnish particulars of
above cheap excursions and talk over
routes and connections via the old re
liable Northwestern Lino.
II. C. MATKAU , '
Agent.
"Tho Overland Limited" runs every
day in the year via the Union Paciflc.tho
established route across the continent.
This celebrated train has perhaps the
finest equipped cars in the world. There
arc-double drawing room palace sleepers ,
wide voetibnled cars , buffet smoking
and library carp , dining cars , Pintsch
gas and steam heat , etc.
None better in the world few as
good.
For full information call on address
F. W. Jnueman , agent.
Foil SAI.K 80,000 acres m North Da
kota. For sale on crop payment plan.
G. R. SEILEU.
OUr Winter Stock
is now complete. Call and
compare qualities with
city stores anywhere.
J. & E.
